And just the same you replies to my post which itself is pretty old as well, and considering a remake is planned I think he does. The point of the post though was to express my concerns about the game design so the designer could look upon it and learn from it. Even if they don't update the game I make the comment on to fix some of what I said, they may look upon it and get insight in how to design the next game better. I know I am just 1 person, but a content creator doesn't need 100 people yelling about 1 or 2 things to fix it. A well thought out, well constructed response from someone who played the game can give the creator an idea of what they did good and what they did bad. They may take it with a grain of salt, but it's helpful to the creator. I want to make games in the future, and the kind of criticism I give is the same kind of criticism I'd want to receive.
Sure it may lead to a more drawn out and lengthy response than is necessary but it's better than saying "game is bad, fix it" wouldn't you agree?
That was indeed a nice way of responding over a game.
And i'm curious.
If you are going to make your own game (now or in the future) what type of game are you going to make?
2D or 3D?
What kind of genre (survival,simulator,recource management,basebuilding,etc...) and what type of game (post apocalyptic,futuristic,modern world,medieval,etc....).